Rare Antique (End of the 19th Century) German Metal HASAG Small Kerosene Oil Lamp No. 105 With Clear Glass Lampshade Contemporary this item is am accurately

this item is am accurately depicted embroidery crafted in medium thread

this fine porcelain saucer manufactured between 1948 and the early 1950’s when this particular Foley Bone China back stamp was in use

During the second world war the factory was dismantled by Soviet troops but the plant was quickly rebuilt by staff in 1943-1944

Body: 12 cm

Manufactured around the 1920’s – 1930’s

Rare Antique (End of the 19th Century) German Metal HASAG Small Kerosene Oil Lamp No. 105 With Clear Glass Lampshade Contemporary this item is am accuratelyA small antique metal kerosene oil lamp with a clear glass lampshade, manufactured by German firm Hasag in the late 1800s. The company was founded near Leipzig in 1863 and the employees originally manufactured the lamps by hand. The company then began producing gas lamps and due to the demand of gas lighting at the time, their product line increased rapidly. In 1899 they officially registered under the name Hugo Schneider AG (HASAG). This remarkable